Author of the article: Tim Gordanier Publishing date: Nov 23, 2021 • 2 hours ago • 3 minute read The Amherstview Jets have tossed some fuel on to a heated longtime rivalry that has recently more often than not seen them being the ones getting burned. But thanks to a narrow 4-3 home-ice win on Sunday night, the Jets have now beaten the perennial Provincial Junior Hockey League powerhouse Napanee Raiders twice in a row, evening their head-to-head series at 2-2 and marking the first time they have beaten Napanee more than once in a season since 2014-15, when they went 3-5. The last time Amherstview won two consecutive regular season games against the Raiders was in 2013-14. The Jets actually beat the Raiders three times in a row in that campaign, but that was it for the season as Napanee won the other five contests. The Jets haven’t won a season series against the Raiders since 2012-13, when they went 7-0-1. Advertisement This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Game 5 of the teams’ eight-game season set is slated for Friday, Dec. 3, in Napanee. The teams aren’t waging their battle in an obscure, lower-standings setting,…
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